Injury and retirement
After leaving the WWF for the independent circuit, Szopinski wrestled two matches in World Championship Wrestling in 1996, one of which was a tag team match where he and Vailahi reunited as the masked Super Assassins. However, he was forced to retire from wrestling due to suffering neck injuries in a car accident involving a Pizza Hut delivery van in 1996.[1][2][10]
After attempting a comeback in 2001, Szopinski was sidelined yet again after suffering severe leg damage in a motorcycle accident.[10] During his recovery, he retired from wrestling and began training as a security guard and started providing his services for Relief Group International, an auto relief group.[10] He soon extended his services into bodyguarding, and worked alongside celebrities such as 50 Cent, Thomas Jones and Kimbo Slice, the latter of whom nicknamed Szopinski “The Wall”.[10]

Still look pretty good. I always wanted more out of the Warlord’s solo run in WWF. I-C strap or something. Think I was a mark for his armor and scepter…
These guys had a memorable run against the Road Warriors, and a great look back in those tag-team heavy days.